Strategy just dropped $584 million on Bitcoin while the rest of the market was busy doom-scrolling price charts.

That's 6,911 more BTC in Saylor's war chest, bringing his total to over 506,000 coins.

The Bitcoin Vacuum Cleaner

Strategy now owns 2.4% of all Bitcoin in circulation.

They're literally buying faster than miners can produce new coins.

The latest batch cost them $84,529 per coin, which would have given most of us a heart attack just a few years ago.

But for Saylor, that's just another Tuesday.

Strategy's Bitcoin stash is now worth $33.7 billion, picked up at an average price of $66,608.

Their Bitcoin yield is sitting at 7.7% for 2025 so far, making traditional finance look like a savings account from 1985.

No other company comes close – Strategy holds more Bitcoin than MARA, Riot, Tesla, and Coinbase combined.

It's not even a competition anymore.

Saylor's Master Plan

Saylor is actively trying to will a Bitcoin standard into existence.

He's been pushing for the US government to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve like they're already doing for oil.

The man renamed his entire company to "Strategy" because apparently "MicroStrategy" wasn't Bitcoin-focused enough.

This is a dedication bordering on religious devotion.

The 21/21 Money Printer

Strategy is about to raise another $21 billion by issuing 8% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock.

And we all know exactly where that money is going – straight into more Bitcoin.

They're calling it the "21/21 plan" because of course they are.

At this rate, Saylor might own 3% of all Bitcoin by the end of the year.

Every time Strategy buys, the whole market pays attention.

Saylor doesn't just buy Bitcoin – he goes on every podcast imaginable to tell you why you should, too.

When one company is vacuuming up billions in BTC, it creates serious supply pressure.

Saylor buying at $84k makes everyone else feel better about their underwater positions, given it drags up his previous average, which was in the mid $60k range. 

What Other Companies Are Doing

While Strategy is going all-in, other public companies are barely dipping their toes.

The next biggest corporate holders collectively own less than 1% of the supply.

Most CEOs are still afraid to put Bitcoin on their balance sheet, worried about what the board might say.

Meanwhile, Saylor convinced his board that Bitcoin is the only thing worth having on their balance sheet.

Saylor-ing Away

Love him or hate him, Saylor is putting his money where his mouth is.

He's betting his entire company on Bitcoin while others are still debating whether crypto has a future.

Strategy has essentially become a publicly traded Bitcoin ETF with extra steps, and that means something.